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Steven Universe air times for January 19-25, 2015

January 18, 2015

All times are EST.

Thursday:
6:30 PM: The Test
6:45 PM: Alone Together

Sunday:
11:00 AM: The Test
11:15 AM: Alone Together
11:30 AM: Keep Beach City Weird!
11:45 AM: Secret Team
6:00 PM: Lion 3: Straight to Video
6:15 PM: Warp Tour
6:30 PM: Garnet’s Universe
6:45 PM: Watermelon Steven
7:00 PM: Fusion Cuisine
7:15 PM: Island Adventure
7:30 PM: The Test
7:45 PM: Alone Together

Cartoon Network has changed the schedule again. Two new blocks have been added on Sunday, in the morning and the afternoon.

This is what the schedule was originally planned to be. This schedule will not, however, actually air. See here for more information.

All times are EST.

Monday:
6:30 PM: House Guest
6:45 PM: Tiger Millionaire

Tuesday:
2:00 PM: Lion 3: Straight to Video
2:15 PM: Alone Together
2:30 PM: Island Adventure
2:45 PM: Watermelon Steven
3:00 PM: Warp Tour
3:15 PM: Garnet’s Universe
6:30 PM: Ocean Gem
6:45 PM: Steven’s Lion

Wednesday:
6:30 PM: Mirror Gem
6:45 PM: Steven the Swordfighter

Thursday:
6:30 PM: The Test
6:45 PM: Alone Together

Friday:
6:30 PM: Joking Victim
6:45 PM: Lars and the Cool Kids

Sunday:
6:30 PM: The Test
6:45 PM: Secret Team

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Aivi and Surasshu post: Alone Together

January 18, 2015

Have we mentioned that we really enjoy how quickly these latest releases from Aivi and Surasshu are hitting us? Let’s cross our fingers and hope that we get the song from the opening sequence of the episode next, but Alone Together (0:52) is a very beautiful track.

https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-alone-together

What could Alone Together mean about fusions?

January 18, 2015

We’ve already taken a look at the most likely things we learned about gem fusion from Alone Together, so let’s get into more speculative territory.

Aivi and Surasshu post: Be Cool at the Club

January 17, 2015

The music just keeps coming from Aivi and Surasshu. Today we get Be Cool at the Club (3:47) from Alone Together. We can totally rave to this.

https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-be-cool-at-the

What we learned from Alone Together

January 17, 2015

It shouldn’t be a spoiler to say that Alone Together delivered on its promise to enlighten us about fusions. Though if you haven’t seen the episode yet and have managed to avoid spoilers, we’re very impressed with you.

Aivi and Surasshu post: Peridot

January 16, 2015

It feels good to get these songs coming out sooner. Aivi and Surasshu have posted Peridot (1:13) for our enjoyment.

https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-peridot

Preview for The Test

January 16, 2015

The good episodes just keep coming. The Test will air on January 22 at 6:30 PM EST, and as you can see from the preview we have a special interest in this one.

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Immediate reaction to Alone Together

January 15, 2015

Well that was definitely something else. We think we might just have a better idea about how fusions work. This will, in turn, make more sense of Alexandrite’s apparent difference from Opal and Sugilite. The additional fusion dances we were able to see also added some more evidence to a theory about how Gems relate to fusion.

The episode didn’t want to be about lore, but we’ll make it about lore anyway. 😀

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Aivi and Surasshu post: Lion’s Mane

January 15, 2015

We’ve already posted some songs from Lion 3: Straight to Video from Jeff Liu, but we now have the official Lion’s Mane (1:06) track from Aivi and Surasshu to go with those songs!

https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-lions-mane

A look inside Gem Glow: the first Steven Universe DVD

January 15, 2015

Not a bad title menu. It’s a very nice shot of the temple exterior, and they manage to get a gem from everyone in there.

The Setup screen has one option: the ability to enable or disable subtitles for the hearing impaired.

Likewise, there is only one special feature: the pilot episode.

The episode selection screens look nice, however, fitting six episodes onto each screen. It should be standard, but some DVDs don’t go for such an efficient use of space.